Our Story

We are desqcon — The Squirrel Consulting

A name built from three ideas: DE, SQ, and CON. Three fragments that describe exactly how we work — and why there’s a squirrel on our logo.

How three syllables became a philosophy

Most consulting firms tell you they’re resourceful, careful, and fast. We built our name around it instead of just claiming it.

DE + SQ + CON. Break it down and you get “DE” (the) + “SQ” (squirrel) + “CON” (consulting) — The Squirrel Consulting. Say it quickly enough and the three fragments collapse into one word: desqcon.

We picked the squirrel on purpose. It’s an animal built entirely around a client engagement in miniature — notice everything, assess it fast, act with precision, and always leave something in reserve for whatever comes next. That’s the exact discipline we bring to every ITSM, ITOM, and ITAM program we touch: read the environment carefully, don’t guess, and build a plan resilient enough to survive contact with reality.

What We Borrowed From The Squirrel

The Squirrel Principles

01 — RESOURCEFUL

Resourceful & Prepared

Squirrels don’t wait for winter to start planning for it. Neither do we — every maturity assessment is built to surface risk early and bank improvements that protect a program long after the engagement ends.

02 — AGILE

Agile & Adaptable

A squirrel changes direction mid-leap without losing its balance. Our NextGen agile approach works the same way — adjusting the plan the moment a client’s environment, tooling, or priorities shift, without losing the thread of the original goal.

03 — METICULOUS

Sharp-Eyed & Meticulous

Squirrels forage with extraordinary precision, tracking dozens of caches without missing one. We bring that same attention to detail to every process and tool assessment — nothing gets waved through on a hunch.

Same instincts, four continents

The squirrel in our logo is a mascot, but the qualities behind it aren’t a gimmick — they’re how our consultants actually work, from regulated pharma environments to peak-season retail floors, across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific.